Bug Reports and Technical Issues
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Dracosolon
Emperor
France's historical territory in the Guyanas seems mismatched.
per Oil makes up 30
Wessel V1
Emperor
In the original RFC, like shrine income, corporation income was limited IIRC, so that might be a cause?
Tigranes
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Vanila Corporation Headquarters mimic Holy cities and as such your logic would be applicable. But DoC abolished the concept of headquarters and already put a limit of 12 max resources feeding the corporation, so I don't know. Something does not feel right.
merijn_v1
Black Belt
A quick glance at the code reveals that this is true. It is capped ad 25.
Tigranes
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Oh, wow! Feels like a double cap, because you already cannot go over 12 Oils! Feels unfair...
TheCleanerDragon
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Actually you can hit the higher cap, but only for the health and unhappiness penalties.
This is the power of negative thinking
Bigger map also means more cities, and the maximum number of corporations has been increased accordingly.
merijn_v1
Black Belt
I little more investigation in the company code:
All companies have a resource limit of 12. It used to be hardcoded, but I once made a change so it could be set for each company individually. But the limits have never been changed.
After a quick calculation (not verified ingame), only the Oil company can reach the 25 yield cap. The other companies provide less yield per resource, so they hit the 12 resource limit first.
The Dutch UP is applied before the 25 yield cap. But even with the UP it cannot reach 25 yield with the 12 resources limit.
The 12 resource limit does not apply in the calculation to determine how attractive a city is for a company to spread into.
According to the comments in the code, Rhye introduced both the 12 resource limit and 25 yield cap. However, I just saw something important. The 25 yield cap seems to be meant for headquarters (see code below). The 25 yield cap was supposedly introduced to limit the shrine-like income from HQ, which we don't have anymore. It is possible that in the transition from corporations to companies, the change in code resulted (unintentionally) that this cap also applied to all cities, resulting in the double cap.
All companies have a resource limit of 12. It used to be hardcoded, but I once made a change so it could be set for each company individually. But the limits have never been changed.
After a quick calculation (not verified ingame), only the Oil company can reach the 25 yield cap. The other companies provide less yield per resource, so they hit the 12 resource limit first.
The Dutch UP is applied before the 25 yield cap. But even with the UP it cannot reach 25 yield with the 12 resources limit.
The 12 resource limit does not apply in the calculation to determine how attractive a city is for a company to spread into.
According to the comments in the code, Rhye introduced both the 12 resource limit and 25 yield cap. However, I just saw something important. The 25 yield cap seems to be meant for headquarters (see code below). The 25 yield cap was supposedly introduced to limit the shrine-like income from HQ, which we don't have anymore. It is possible that in the transition from corporations to companies, the change in code resulted (unintentionally) that this cap also applied to all cities, resulting in the double cap.
C++:
{
//iNewCommerce += getCorporationCommerceByCorporation(eIndex, ((CorporationTypes)iI)); //Rhye - corporation cap (headquarters)
iNewCommerce += std::min(25, getCorporationCommerceByCorporation(eIndex, ((CorporationTypes)iI))); //Rhye - corporation cap (headquarters)
}
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I was familiar with this phenomenon but also never sure what caused it. After looking at this example, I found that the reason is the attitude from rank difference. What happened here is that the trade changed the civ rank (e.g. Swahili moving up one rank over Burma) and that happens to be enough to change the AI attitude from annoyed to furious. It's not a direct opinion on the trade itself. So everything is working as intended.
Hello everyone! Every time when I try to install RFC Dawn of Civilization, I have a following issue - installer creates a phantom folder:
I try to fix it, and take a proper path for installation:
after the installation I have the same error where the installer refers to the wrong phantom path:
I try to fix it, and take a proper path for installation:
after the installation I have the same error where the installer refers to the wrong phantom path:
The installer tries to determine the correct install location from the Windows registry, but that sometimes fails. If you fix it by moving the files manually, the registry entry for the installer will still be incorrect. Instead, I would try to remove the files and run the installer from scratch again. Then, there should be a step in the installer menu where the install location is chosen. You can change the destination there manually, and it should proceed successfully.
